SWEDEN: Vestas has been awarded a 65MW order from developer OX2 for a project in eastern Sweden.
Vestas will supply 18 V126-3.45MW turbines — uprated to 3.6MW — to the Hogkolen project in Ljusdals.
The turbines, which will be equipped with de-icing systems, will be installed and commissioned by Vestas from Q2 2018. The order also includes ten years' servicing.
Vestas said it was the fourth order from OX2 in 2016, a relationship that has lasted ten years so far and covered 900MW of capacity.
In August, OX2 awarded Vestas the deal to supply the 112MW Raskifet project in eastern Norway.
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